Broken teeth

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Broken teeth

Asked for Male, 36 Years

My single tooth is broken not due to cavity but due to some hard eatable thing. Can it be replaced by implanting another tooth..?? Because it feels very awkward without that tooth.

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Implant is difficult n last option... There is cosmetic dentistry. So no need to worry. Though it's not right to give opinion without examine the case but I would suggest to conserve ur teeth with Conservative treatment like tooth colour light cured filling or veneering or Crown etc..

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Dr. Rishi Bharti Dentist 15 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rishi Bharti

Dentist 15 yrs exp Delhi

Yes it can be treated! We can do filling for that tooth if it is normal fracture! And if large part fracture than we can do crowning for that tooth!

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